Get an annulment. If the marraige was based on lies or something was illegal, you don't need a divorce. You annul the marraige by filing at the local courthouse. It costs very little in many states. * If the marriage is in connection with an immigrant obtaining permanent residency or citizenship status, it would be prudent to discuss the matter with an attorney qualified in Immigration law before taking any action.
local authoraties would be the best place to start.
Yes. A fradulent marriage for the purpose of obtaining citizenship is unlawful under the US Code. It COULD result in the deportation of the alien offender.
If it is proven that you entered into a fraudulent marriage solely for immigration purposes, your citizenship can be revoked. Immigration authorities have the power to investigate suspected cases of marriage fraud, and if they find evidence of deceit, they can take legal action to strip you of your citizenship. Engaging in a fraudulent marriage is a serious offense and can have severe consequences.
Fraudulent
Fraud, and a fraudulent marriage for an immigration benefit results in a LIFETIME ban from getting a green card.
This is a felony and can be reported to the local police department. You will want to speak directly with the detectives division if at all possible.
Fraudulent means deceitful, or acting on fraud."A fraudulent scheme to escape paying taxes"Fraudulent means something that is faked. A lie.
He was put in prison for his fraudulent behavior.
A name cannot be fraudulent.
Legitimate or kosher could be antonyms of fraudulent.
honest, honorable
Yes. Anything fraudulent is a felony everywhere.
Some people believe it should be one and the same. Be that as it may, an INS interview is to make a determination of whether the marriage was entered into in good faith between the parties or if it is a marriage of convenience to allow the non citizen spouse to obtain permanent residency and citizenship. Entering into a fraudulent marriage for the purposes cited is a federal felony and both parties can be imprisoned and/or fined if they are found guilty of the act.